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St.
Clair Shores Police Department officers shot and

killed Lexie, a 44-pound mixed-breed dog in the early
morning hours of Nov. 22, 2013.
The officers were dispatched to the area of Princeton
Street as a result of a barking/loose dog complaint that
eventually escalated into the shooting.
The incident sparked a heated controversy in the city
, which led to an internal investigation into the shooting
by the St. Clair Shores Police Department, contentious
city council meetings and additional training.
Now, Lexies owner, Brittany Preston, has filed a fed-
eral lawsuit at the U.S. District Court for the Eastern
District of Michigan against the city, officers David
Jacquemain and Jeremy Moskwa, and animal control
officer Tom Massey, alleging the officers violated her
Fourth Amendment rights.
The Fourth Amendment protects citizens from the
government unreasonably seizing or destroying prop-
erty.
Prestons attorney, Chris Olson, said the police dash
camera, obtained from a Freedom of Information Act
request, clearly recorded an officer saying, The only
thing Im going to do is shoot it. I do not like dogs. I
dont do snares. I dont do dogs. Ill shoot the <exple-
tive> thingIm gonna shoot it anyway.
Officers shot Lexie three times about 20 minutes lat-
er, Olson said in a press release, claiming the dog
charged at them.
Prestons grandfather, who was on
the scene, immediately refuted the offi-
cers claim, Olson said, then the offi-
cers proceeded to shoot Lexie a fourth
time while she hid in the bushes of
Prestons grandfathers house.
Massey, the citys animal control offi-
cer, arrived about 20 minutes later, and snared
Lexie, who walked to the animal control truck, in
front of neighbors, the release said.
According to Masseys log, he left the scene at about
9:30 a.m., more than two
hours after Lexie had
been shot, Olson said.
The report also stated
that Lexies body was not
removed from the truck
until 3 p.m.
A necropsy was performed on
Le xi e and the results of this stated that the
City council wasted little time responding to the law-
suit filed against the city by Lexie's owner, Brittany
Preston, at its July 21 gathering.
I know residents have brought their concerns to
me, mayor pro tem Candice Rusie said. I would like
the city attorney to address some of these concerns
right at the forefront of the meeting.
Ihrie began a lengthy statement as members of the
audience, many of whom were there to show support
to Preston and Lexie, listened.
The issue that arose last November, when Lexie
was shot, was taken to heart, and taken very seriously
by city council, Ihrie said. The police department and
the city council has taken many steps to deal with this
issue. The lawsuit that was filed would tend to make
statements, and I would ask everyone to understand
that not everything that is issued in a press release by a
plaintiffs lawyer, or gets put into a lawsuit, is necessar-
ily true, or completely true, or accurate.
Ihrie went on to outline some of the changes the de-
partment has made since the shooting.
There are very few matters that the police depart-
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The weather may have dampened the
St. Clair Shores Venetian Festival on the
Nautical Mile, but those who braved the
unseasonably cool temperatures and
rain July 19 enjoyed what the event had
to offer.
Im having a good time, Claire
McDouglas said. I couldnt see not com-
ing just because its raining a little bit.
Theres a lot to see here.
McDouglas started her Saturday at
the tent located between Stephens and
Ridgeway, then made her way to the
vendors set up along Jefferson just
south of the Jefferson Beach Marina en-
trance.
Im looking forward to the art show,
she said. Im making my way there.
The art show was part of the activities
located at the Jefferson Yacht Club.
Down the road a stretch, and earlier in
See FESTIVAL, page 6A
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
PHOTO BY JOHN MCTAGGART
The Ultimate Air Dogs show was one of the many attractions at the Venetian Festival on the Nautical Mile.
Lexie owner files federal suit
See CITY RESPONDS, page 2A
City council approved
the purchase of four tax
foreclosure properties,
two structures and two
pieces of property, within
the city for a total cost of
just more than $20,000.
The cost is the culmina-
tion of back taxes owed
for the properties.
Council approved the
purchase of 22736
Playview, 21716 11 Mile
and vacant lots Laukel
and 8 Mile.
The program has been
in existence for about five
years and allows the city
to purchase property
from Macomb County, re-
hab these properties, in
many cases, then sell
them.
A foreclosure subcom-
mittee was formed to
oversee the program.
In the past, the city has
purchased dozens of
properties, Community
Devel opment and
Inspection director Chris
Rayes said. We are of-
fered these by the county
treasure as an all-or-
nothing package. If we
turn them down, theyre
auctioned off.
The city is not allowed
to choose amongst the
properties and doesnt
get the opportunity to in-
spect them with much de-
tail.
Although the program
has been controversial to
some, counci l man
Anthony Tiseo sees the
merits.
Sometimes we do
make and lose money,
Tiseo said. As a whole,
its been above water.
It looks like we should
do very well with these,
councilman Peter Rubino
said.
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
City adds four
properties

Court dedication
Hundreds of people gathered for the dedication of the 40th District Court to the late Craigen J. Oster. For more
photos and story see page 3A.
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
See LEXIE LAWSUIT, page 2A
City responds to Lexie lawsuit
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Staff Writer
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not end up being a learn-
ing experience, he said. I
believe that the city, and
the police department, has
taken a number of steps.
With respect to the shoot-
ing of Lexie, I know that
the police department,
without getting into the
details, there were educa-
tional processes that were
set up. All police officers,
since that incident, have
undergone three video
training sessions. They are
planning, this fall, to have
a live education process by
an organization that is
equipped to teach police
officers issues related to
animal control.
A review of equipment
within the police depart-
ment, in terms of animal
control, was also noted by
the longtime city attorney.
The formation of the
Ani mal Wel f ar e
Committee was another
point Ihrie brought up to
the audience.
The city established an
animal welfare committee,
he explained. I know that
not everybody is satisfied
at this point with every-
thing that has occurred in
that particular committee.
But that committee is go-
ing to be around for a long
time. I anticipate there will
be some back and forth
and some learning that
will occur on both sides of
the ledger.
Some of the details,
namely comments alleg-
edly made by one of the
officers on the scene were
addressed as well by Ihrie.
At this point, the city is
in receipt of paperwork
filed by the plaintiff in that
lawsuit which asks the city
of St. Clair Shores to give
the plaintiff, Brittany
Preston, $1 million. The
city will defend that law-
suit, Ihrie said. And de-
spite press releases, and
while I do not intend to de-
bate the merits, or lack of
merits, of anybodys con-
duct, or that lawsuit, indel-
icate language was used
that night by one of the po-
lice officers, but what did
not happen, and what was
implied, and I want to be
sure that it is clear and un-
derstood, that this did not
happen. Police did not get
called to the scene, get to
the scene, make indelicate
comments, and shoot
Lexie.
I would encourage
those who have devel-
oped opinions based
merely upon what they
read on either Facebook
or in a lawsuit, Ihrie said.
I will say this, plaintiffs
lawyers are very creative,
and plaintiffs lawyers
have the ability to say
what they want to say and
leave out other things.
Ihrie ended his state-
ment by making it very
clear that he, the city
council and others within
the city will be very reluc-
tant to address the issue
going forward.
Reasonable minds can
differ as to what conduct
should have occurred that
night, and reasonable
minds will conduct to dif-
fer about that. Since the
court system has been in-
voked, We will deal with
this matter in the court
system, he said. I would
ask for patience and un-
derstanding from those
who are interested in this
issue.
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Continued from page 1A
CITY RESPONDS
LEXIE
LAWSUIT
dog had a total of 15 bullet
wounds, eight entry
wounds and seven exit
wounds.
Police admit to firing on-
ly five shots at the dog, four
which struck her and one
that missed their target.
The necropsy also re-
ports the likely cause of
death as bleed out.
Police responded to a
barking dog complaint
saying that they were just
going to shoot it anyway.
Minutes later, they did ex-
actly what they said they
would do they repeatedly
shot Lexie in front of my
clients grandfather. Police
claim that Lexie charged
them. My clients grandfa-
ther immediately refuted
the polices claim. Police
then continued their ef-
forts to kill Lexie by shoot-
ing her again as she hid in
the bushes posing no
threat to them. Lexie was
alive when she then
walked to the animal con-
trol van, Olson said. The
necropsy shows that Lexie
was shot several more
times after she was put in-
to the animal control van.
The City wanted Lexie
dead and it used its power
to kill her.
Despite pleas from
Justice for Lexie support-
ers to conduct a third-par-
ty investigation into the in-
cident, the city conducted
an internal investigation
that resulted in disciplin-
ary action for the officers
involved.
Massey was suspended
without pay for one
month, while the police of-
ficers involved faced con-
sequences that included
counseling for one of the
officers and a letter of dis-
cipline entered into his file
for the other one.
Additional training for
the entire department in
regards to dealing with
similar situations with ani-
mals in the field was also a
result of the investigation.
No charges were filed
against anyone involved
with the incident.
Olson claims that at
least seven additional bul-
let wounds have yet to ex-
plained.
It looks like someone
used her for target prac-
tice while she was in ani-
mal control custody,
Olson said.
Preston is looking for
compensatory damages,
according to court docu-
ments.
It is unreasonable to
show up for a barking dog
complaint with an ex-
pressed premeditated in-
tent to shoot her and then
to repeatedly shoot her,
Olson said. When Lexie
did not die, they apparent-
ly took her and shot her
several more times. We are
asking the Court to hold
the defendants account-
able for violating the
Constitution and my cli-
ents civil rights.
Ultimately, we want justice
for Lexie.
For more than two de-
cades the Yardeners of St.
Clair Shores have been
showing off some of the
communitys finest gar-
dens.
This year, their annual
garden tour, the 21st, is
slated to begin at 9 a.m.
Saturday, Aug. 2, with
registration at the
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Farmhouse Museum.
Weve got six gardens
on the tour this year,
Yardeners member
Laurel Fowler said. We
like to present Earth-
friendly gardens, which
means as little use of fer-
tilizer and chemicals as
possible. If you do use fer-
tilizer, we want more to-
ward the natural forms of
fertilizer, and lake-safe
fertilizer.
Fowler added many of
the gardens on the tour
use rain barrels, compost-
ing, raised beds, fairy gar-
dens, fruit trees, flowers
and many have native
plants.
We really like to pro-
mote native planting, she
said. Thats something
that we really like to see. I
think people taking the
tour are really going to
enjoy the variety and the
creativity in each garden.
The way the tour is set
up, patrons are given a
map to each of the six lo-
cations, which they can
then visit at anytime be-
tween the start of the tour
and 3 p.m. that afternoon.
Its a self-guided tour,
Fowler said. They can
visit the homes in any or-
der they want. The home-
owners are going to be
there all day and welcom-
ing everyone who is on
the tour.
Fowler said one unique
benefit of the tour is the
interaction between the
gardener and the tour
members.
These homeowners
are always willing to an-
swer questions, she said.
I think its a great place
for people to get ideas for
their own garden, and
then be able to ask that
person directly about it.
Thats a great feature of
the garden tour.
Also featured at this
years garden tour is a
Plein-Air Painters,
event.
This event will show-
case the talents of the
Great Lakes Pastel
Society and the Lakeside
Palette Club. Members of
these groups will be using
various mediums to paint,
sketch and pastel the gar-
den. These works of art
will be available for pur-
chase.
Tickets to the tour can
be purchased at the
Selinsky-Green museum
the morning of the event
for $5 for adults, children
are free, Fowler said.
Garden tour
set for Aug. 2
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
At the Selinski Green
Farmhouse Museum, a
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every other Thursday
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August.
Local folk singer Jim
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of the countrys classic
folk songs, and some new
ones, too, beginning at 7
p.m., weather permitting.
The show continues un-
til about 8:30 p.m.
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Museum would be the
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Daniska encourages the
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of Woody Guthrie, Bob
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others.
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Music at the museum
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Staff Writer
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THURSDAY, JULY 24, 2014 ST. CLAIR SHORES CONNECTION 3A
Our entire family is
humbled.
Incumbent 40th District
Court judge, Joseph Oster,
spoke those words to a
crowd of hundreds who
had gathered in the park-
ing lot of the citys new
courthouse for the dedica-
tion of the building to his
late father, longtime judge
Craigen J. Oster.
Craigen J. Oster served
as the citys associate mu-
nicipal court judge for
three years before being
elected to the position in
1973. He was later elected
to the bench at the 40th
District Court when the
city switched to the district
court system.
Oster passed away in
2003.
Mayor Kip Walby em-
ceed the event and proud-
ly stood before residents,
Macomb County dignitar-
ies and even Michigan
Supreme Court Justice
David Viviano, and boast-
ed about the late judges
history, dedication to pub-
lic service and legacy.
Viviano, a former St.
Clair Shores resident, also
spoke of Osters legacy at
the event.
This is a fitting tribute,
Viviano said. It really is.
The ceremony was
capped off with a formal
ribbon cutting officially
opening the $3 million-
plus facility, and followed
by a tour of the court-
house, led by Walby and
members of the city coun-
cil.
I, as mayor, am proud
of it, Walby said of the
40th District Court build-
ing. We were practical
and efficient. We wanted
to be good stewards of the
taxpayers' money.
As the tour continued,
members of the city coun-
cil, along with the
Historical Commission,
placed a time capsule in
the wall of the new facility.
Earlier in the day, as part
of the local television show
The Mayors Corner,
Walby, Oster and others
opened the time capsule
that was placed inside the
wall of the old courthouse
nearly 40 years earlier.
The time capsule con-
tained documents, bro-
chures and newspapers
from the late 70s.
The time capsule placed
inside the walls of the new
courthouse is rumored to
contain similar items rele-
vant to life today in the
city.
My father loved this
city, Oster said.
Left, members of the city
council joined Mayor
Kip Walby and Dorene
Oster for the facility's
formal ribbon cutting
ceremony.
Below left, City council
members, left, and Judge
Joseph Oster, right, look
on as Walby places the
new time capsule into
the wall of the court
building.
Above left, the dedica-
tion ceremony included
a tour of the new court
building. Right, Mayor
Kip Walby proudly looks
on as the banner cover-
ing the name of the new
court building is
dropped, revealing the
lettering near the build-
ing's enterance.
City dedicates new
court building
photos by
John McTaggart
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Staff Writer
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First and foremost the
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the 134-acre horticultural
and art expanse. But the
other senses are in for a
treat as well.
A walk in the park is a
wonderful thing, he said.
Either walking or riding
a tram on trails varying
from one mile to 2 1/2
miles, visitors can touch a
tall bronze horse, smell the
fragrances of native
Michigan and Midwestern
plants and thousands of
annuals and perennials,
hear water tumbling from
fountains and a waterfall
and squeals from children
in a garden built just to
their size.
The interactive chil-
drens garden includes a
sand quarry to learn about
fossils, sites to build bridg-
es, explore tree houses,
visit a log cabin, walk a
butterfly labyrinth and
peek into a child-size bea-
ver lodge. Child-oriented
sculptures are surrounded
by natural wetlands and 10
areas.
Children gravitate to the
Great Lakes Garden: an
outline of the five lakes
built for toddlers and
young children to learn
about the lakes. Plastic
boats are supplied and can
be floated, or pushed, from
Lake Ontario to Lake
Superior or down Lake
Michigan. Getting wet is a
given.
The childrens garden is
bordered by the (Gwen)
Frostic Woodland Shade
Garden. That leads the vis-
itor to Michigans Farm
Garden with farm animal
sculptures, a 1930s family
farm with an heirloom veg-
etable garden, orchard,
barn, sugar shack, pro-
duce stand, windmill and a
replica of Lena Meijers
(Frederik Meijers wife)
childhood farmhouse.
Opening in 2015 will be
the Richard and Helen De
Vos Japanese Garden lo-
cated at the northeast end
of the park.
The Frederik Meijer
Gardens & Sculpture Park
is probably best known for
the 24-foot bronze cast of
Leonardo da Vincis ana-
tomically correct horse,
unveiled in 1999. It took
Meijers backing to bring
The American Horse
concept into being by
sculptor Nina Akamu.
After a second bronze was
cast for Milan, Italy, the
mold was destroyed. It is
the centerpiece sculpture
of the De Vos Van Andel
Piazza and culminates
with a tram ride during
which visitors see cre-
ations by Chakai Booker,
Roxy Paine, Antony
Gormley, Henry Moore,
Sophie Ryder, Auguste
Rodin, George Segal,
Magdalena Abakanowicz,
Jonathan Borofsky, Mark
di Suvero, and Claes
Oldenburg, among others.
Beginning
The gardens and park
began as a collaboration
between the West
Michigan Horticultural
Society and Frederik and
Lena Meijer.
The story started out in
the 1980s with a long
standing interest in botani-
cal gardens in West
Michigan, Becherer said.
West Michigan was an
obvious choice because of
the extensive produce-pro-
ducing acreage.
Betsy Borre was presi-
dent of the Horticultural
Society. She approached
Fred Meijer. They needed
two things an angel and
they needed land,
Becherer said.
Because of Meijers
business he and his fa-
ther created Meijer Thrifty
Acres the company had
significant land holdings
and knowledge of acquir-
ing land, Becherer said.
Lena Meijer was inter-
ested in flowers and plants
and gardens. Freds pas-
sion was sculpture, he
said.
A marriage of the two
horticulture and sculpture
began in 1990 when
Meijer made a commit-
ment of property and gift-
ed land holdings to the so-
ciety. Meijers collection of
Marshall Fredericks
bronze sculptures could
now be seen by the public.
The two had built a rela-
tionship when Meijer com-
missioned Frederick to
create a sculpture based
on Hans Christian
Andersen stories for
Meijers hometown,
Greenville.
They (the Meijer fami-
ly) are down to earth and
approachable. They live
modestly. They are giving
back to the community,
Becherer said.
In April 1995, the gar-
dens and park were
opened at 1000 East
Beltline. Michigans larg-
est tropical conservatory
greeted guests, plus three
indoor theme gardens,
outdoor gardens, nature
trails and a boardwalk,
sculpture galleries and a
permanent sculpture col-
lection. The 15,000 square
foot glass house is home to
tropical plants from five
continents, as well as the
gift shop, cafe, auditorium,
library and two meeting
rooms.
Beginning with 71 acres
donated by Meijer, the now
enlarged park is barrier
free and handicap accessi-
ble.
It began with 36 or 37
sculptures, mostly
Marshall Frederick. It was
his (Meijer) own taste. We
have 300 works and the
visitation has expanded,
Becherer said.
To date, some seven mil-
lion visitors have had their
senses stimulated by view-
ing 300 sculptures situated
both outside and inside,
heard a multitude of birds
chirping among the natu-
ral vegetation habitats and
inhaled the fragrances of
trees, flowers and shrubs.
When it opened in 1995,
the estimate was to host
78,000 people annually. In
actuality, annually 600,000
people visit. And, Becherer
said, last week, he just said
goodbye to 110 Chinese
visitors.
It is a national destina-
tion, he said.
A destination to see
eight colossal pieces de-
fined as standing more
than 23 feet tall, including
the Alexander Liberman
42-foot tall titled Aria.
In one such grassy
meadow is California-born
Deborah Butterfields
mare. The sculpture began
as wood scraps from an
old barn and drift wood.
Becherer said the sculp-
ture was built, taken apart
piece by piece and cast in
bronze. A chemical was
applied to produce the fad-
ed wooden color and to
make it weather-proof be-
cause the grounds are
open 362 days a year. The
mare is tucked between
the De Vos Van Andel
Piazza where the well-
known 24-foot tall da Vinci
bronze horse stands and
the sculpture park.
Nearly every year since
its opening, a new attrac-
tion has been added. In
2000, indoor galleries were
opened and the carnivo-
rous plant house opened in
2001. Another 200 acres
was gifted in the spring of
2014 from the Meijer fami-
ly.
While the site and sights
have a secure future, today
people can come for both
the art and horticultural
experiences and see how
the two come together har-
moniously in a pleasant
day trip, Becherer said.
By Ann L. Fouty
Special Writer
The Meijer sculpture park is known for the 24-foot bronze cast of Leonardo da
Vincis anatomically correct horse, at left, unveiled in 1999. It took 500 years and
Meijers backing to bring the concept to life by Nina Akamu, called The American
Horse. Deborah Butterelds mare sculpture, above, began as scraps and drift-
wood. Towering 42-feet tall, below, is the Alexander Leaderman Aria. It is one of
nine sculptures that stand more then 23-feet tall in the Frederik Meijer Gardens &
Sculpture Park. Young visitors are encouraged to play among the children of the
world statues, below right, that act as an entrance into the childrens garden.
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the day, 4 Paws 1 Heart
hosted its Walk and Run
Fur Fun 5K event, with reg-
istration in the Fishbones
Rhythm Cafe parking lot.
Ive brought my dog,
my mom brought her dog,
and were going to take a
little walk this morning,
St. Clair Shores resident
Maggie Culich said.
Brooklyn (her dog) and I
need the exercise, and it is
supporting a really good
cause.
Pet adoptions, a water-
melon eating contest, a
family fishing derby and
the Ultimate Air Dogs
were all part of the week-
ends attractions.
Patrons had a few sug-
gestions for organizers,
however, they hope can be
applied to next years
event.
Im feeling bad because
the weather wasnt very
good yesterday, Harris
Francis said, while watch-
ing the Ultimate Air Dogs
show in the parking lot of
Blossom Heath Inn
Sunday afternoon. And
Im sure that kept some
people away. But they cant
control that. Aside from
that, I would just like to see
things more centrally lo-
cated. That would be my
suggestion.
LaDonna Marquis had
more than a few ideas on
how to make the 2015 fes-
tival even better than this
years version.
Get these businesses in-
volved, she said. Have
some sidewalk sales, some
samples from these restau-
rants outside, or some-
thing like that. I want to
walk down the entire road-
way, but why should I do
that? There wasnt enough
going on between the plac-
es with the signs. That
would be my thought.
Overall though, despite
the weather issues that
plagued Saturdays events,
Sylvester Grayson was
pleased.
Im just an average
Joe, he said. I wanted to
come here and have a nice
time with my wife and my
sons. We did that.
FESTIVAL
CITY CALENDAR
Folk Songs at the
Farmhouse
The Historical Society
of St. Clair Shores pres-
ents Folk Songs at the
Farmhouse from 7 to 8:30
p.m. Thursdays, July 24;
and Aug. 14 and 28, at the
S e l i n s k y - G r e e n
Farmhouse Museum,
22500 11 Mile, St. Clair
Shores.
Jim Daniska, local folk
singer, performs tradi-
tional music and songs
from the Folk Music
Revival of the 40s through
the 60s.
Bring a folding chair or
blanket to sit on.
For more information,
call the library at (586)
771-9020.
The Lake House
The Lake House, 26701
Little Mack in St. Clair
Shores, offers programs
for those touched by can-
cer that include healthy
living, social and wellness
activities, speaker series
and more.
The upcoming social
activities for July include:
Thursday, July 24,
Gentle Yoga, Guided
Meditation, Guided
Medi t at i on and
Bereavement Support
held at noon, 1:30 and 6
p.m., respectively.
Make it Monday be-
gins at 1 p.m. Monday,
July 28, Gentle Yoga and
Zumba! are held at 5 and
6:30 p.m., respectively.
Walk It Out
Wednesday is held from 2
to 3 p.m. Wednesday, July
30.
Guided Meditation is
held from 1:30 to 2:15
p.m. Thursday, July 31.
Calm your mind and relax
your body using guided
meditation, imagery and
relaxation.
call (586) 777-7761 or visit
milakehouse.org.
Classic Film
Fridays
The Friends of the St.
Clair Shores Public
Library present Classic
Movie Fridays from 1:30
to 3:30 p.m. most Fridays
in the William R. Gilstorf
Meeting Room at the St.
Clair Shores Public
Library, 22500 11 Mile, St.
Clair Shores.
The next free presenta-
tion of classic or award-
winning movies is a July
25 showing of 42nd
Street, 1933.
call the library at (586)
771-9020.
Classic car cruise
The 2014 Roseville
Gratiot Cruise revs up at
noon until 6 p.m.
Saturday, July 26, on
Gratiot Ave. between 10
Mile and 13 Mile roads.
The cruise is presented
by the Roseville Heritage
Foundation in partnership
with 104.3, WOMC radio.
call (586) 343-3485 or
send an e-mail to info@
rosevillegratiotcruise.
com.
Aquapalooza
Colony Marine of St.
Clair Shores hosts
Aquapalooza Saturday
and Sunday, July 26-27, at
MacRay Harbor and Belle
Maer Harbor, Harrison
Township, on Lake St.
Clair, north of the mouth
of the Clinton River at-
tendance is via watercraft
only.
Concerts are held from
12:30 to 7 p.m. at the wa-
terfront floating barge
stage.
The free event is creat-
ed by Sea Ray Boats and
sponsored by Crest
Pontoons, UAW Chrysler,
NASH FM, WDVD and
Tonic LLC.
Scholarship
Pageant
The 61st Annual Miss
St. Clair Shores
Scholarship Pageant is
held Saturday, July 26, at
South Lake High School,
PHOTOS BY JOHN MCTAGGART
Sunday brought bright skies and sunshine to the festival. It also brought an in-
creased demand for freshly squeezed lemonade.
40th District Court Judge Mark Fratarcangeli, was one of several local celebrities to
be a part of the dunk tank during the festival.
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OPINION
riftwood is
often used
in art proj-
ects. This
summer I
used driftwood to make
deck railing in my back-
yard. I call it my work of
art its an art of imper-
fection.
The driftwood literally
brings a great nautical
feel to the yard. The
wood has either been
lapped by or has been
drifting over the waves of
Lake St. Clair for many
moons. And possibly
some were swept ashore
after being ravished by
waves during a drift from
the Great Lake Huron
its a mystery.
I found the driftwood
piled up among many
larger pieces by the curb
on Jefferson in St. Clair
Shores. The wood looked
to have been placed there
after a beach cleanup was
done before the start of
summer.
I had planned to make
the deck railing out of
birch wood logs and sticks
I was collecting. But I
changed my mind after I
saw the driftwood placed
by the deck and after a
quick search on eBay dis-
closed three medium-
sized pieces of driftwood
sold for $20.
I went back to Jefferson
the next day to collect
more.
A lot of the driftwood
had been taken, but my fa-
vorite piece was still there
the widest log I call the
dock log. That log was
wet and sandy and my
son, Anthony, and I saw a
large dark thing slither
out of it that night was it
a leach?
After a how to clean
driftwood search on
Google, I poured hydro-
gen peroxide on the wood
to disinfect it.
To secure the railing, I
used rocks, cinder blocks
and 4 foot 2- by 1-inch left-
over deck wood. I used
braided ropes and leather
laces and a couple leather
belts to tie the driftwood in
place. Fisherman netting
was placed over the rocks
and blocks.
A piece of beaver
wood recently found at
an estate sale in St. Clair
Shores and a few pieces of
green exotic-looking plant
logs were added, along
with some fishing cork
and a seaweed-like spray
of silk plants.
Though the driftwood
railing is secure, I plan on
adding some synthetic sin-
ew ties for extra strength
and durability. I should al-
so learn how to tie a sailors
knot or two.
Thank you to all who
have helped to clean up
the beaches of Lake St.
Clair and even hauled the
driftwood to the road. I
hope to join the group at
next years beach cleanup,
if I have the guts.
PHOTOS BY DIANE MORELLI
This deck rail-
ing made from
driftwood is
considered a
work of art.
To the Editor:
The South Lake
Schools open letter to
the homeowners states
the schools want to have
passed a $25,585,000
bond for a duration of 35
years for maintenance,
technology updates and
to resurface the football
field.
The schools state this
will cost the owner of a
$100,000 home less than
$2 per month. This is
true for one year the
millage is 0.49 per thou-
sand.
The actual ballot lan-
guage reads the millage
is 0.49 per thousand for
one year and after the
one year, the millage
jumps to 4.01 per thou-
sand; and several years
later, the millage jumps
to 7.14 mills per thou-
sand.
Remember this is for
35 years.
South Lake then puts
this proposal on the pri-
mary election, where
very few people vote; in-
stead of the general
election, where many
more homeowners vote.
I feel South Lake
Schools could be more
forthcoming with the ac-
tual cost to homeowners
about this bond propos-
al.
GERALD JONES
St. Clair Shores
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For 2015 the
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quieter than the current
model. A host of changes
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ished aluminum wheels
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and Platinum; a revised
rear hatch; and chrome-
tipped exhaust.
The 2015 Expedition
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Ford dealerships this fall.
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with MyFord Touch and
ambient LED interior
lighting. A Brunello
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with tuxedo-stripe ac-
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stitching is offered in
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Jaguar Land Rover
develops the self-learning
intelligent car of the future
Cutting-edge technology is being pioneered by re-
searchers at Jaguar Land Rover to develop an intelli-
gent self-learning vehicle offering a completely person-
alized driving experience and help prevent accidents by
reducing driver distraction.
Using the latest machine learning and artificial intelli-
gence techniques, Jaguar Land Rovers self-learning
car will offer a comprehensive array of services to the
driver, courtesy of a new learning algorithm that recog-
nizes who is in the car and learns their preferences and
driving style. The software then applies this learning by
using a range of variables including the drivers calen-
dar, time of day, traffic conditions and the weather to
predict driver behavior and take over many of the daily
driving chores, allowing the driver to concentrate on
the road ahead.
The aim of our self-learning technology is to mini-
mize driver distraction, which will help reduce the risk
of accidents, said Wolfgang Epple, director of research
and technology for Jaguar Land Rover. Presenting the
driver with information just at the right time whilst driv-
ing will reduce both cognitive distraction and the need
for the driver to look away from the road to scroll
through phone lists, or adjust mirrors, temperature or
seat functions while on the road.
Up until now, most self-learning car research has on-
ly focused on traffic or navigation prediction. We want
to take this a significant step further, and our new learn-
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will deliver a completely personalized driving experi-
ence and enhance driving pleasure.
The intelligent car will recognize the driver by the
smartphone or other device in their pocket, and by the
time the driver has opened the car door, the mirrors,
steering wheel and seat settings will be set to the indi-
viduals preferences. The cabin will be pre-set to the de-
sired temperature and be intelligent enough to
change it if it is snowing or raining.
Through the Smart Assistant, the car will also re-
view the drivers schedule for the day and intelligently
pre-set the navigation depending on traffic conditions
to avoid congestion. It will also predict the next destina-
tion based on the drivers schedule. If the driver is tak-
ing the children to school, the car will recognize every
passenger and offer each their own preferred infotain-
ment options. And the Smart Assist will review the driv-
ers calendar and send reminders to their smartphone.
If the driver usually makes a phone call at a certain
time or on a particular journey, the car will predict this
and will offer to make the call.
The self-learning car will also be able to learn an indi-
viduals driving style in a range of traffic conditions and
on different types of road. When the driver activates
Auto Adaptive Cruise Control the car will be able to ap-
ply these learned distance settings and acceleration
profiles to automated cruise control.
The personalized experience would also not be limit-
ed. If the driver rents an intelligent Jaguar or Land
Rover, the car will recognize the driver and passengers
and offer them the same preferences learned by their
vehicle at home.
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The Macomb Music
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Wahby Park, Blossom
Heath, present Monday
Night Concert Series
from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on
Mondays through Aug.
25, at Blossom Heath,
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Concerts in the
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Wednesdays, now
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the city of St. Clair
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call (586) 445-5363.
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deadline or event date.
OBITUARY
Faye Hilda Martin
Faye Hilda Martin, a res-
ident of Grosse Pointe
Woods for 65 years,
passed away peacefully
Sunday, June 8, 2014, at
Henry Ford Macomb
Hospital. She was 90 and
had been living at Harbor
Chase Assisted Living in
Auburn Hills.
She was born Dec. 2,
1923, in Mt. Clemens, to
Thomas and Maude
Newman and graduated in
1941 from South Lake
High School in St. Clair
Shores. She worked and
retired as a nurses aide
from the obstetrics depart-
ment of Cottage Hospital
in Grosse Pointe. She
loved working with the
young mothers and ba-
bies. Also, she was active
with the U.S. Power
Squadrons, District Nine,
along with her husband.
Mrs. Martin and her
husband traveled the
globe with a flying group
called the Nomads out of
Romulus. She often could
be found working in her
garden she loved so
much. She was proud of
her two grandchildren
and enjoyed watching
them grow up. She also
enjoyed her days spent
exercising and doing ac-
tivities at the Senior
Center in St. Clair Shores.
Her family said she com-
mented she was there to
help the old people.
Along with exercising,
she enjoyed walking with
her neighbors around the
neighborhood and the
Grosse Pointe Woods
Park. She met and greet-
ed people with a warm
smile that exuded charm
and eloquence.
Mrs. Martin was prede-
ceased by her husband,
John. She is survived by
her children, Julie Ann
Doherty (Greg) of Auburn
Hills, John Alan Martin of
Grosse Pointe Woods and
Karen Sue Martin-Adams
of Chicago; granddaugh-
ters, Rachel Faye Yearby
(Donny) of Clarkston and
Jaclyn Marie Doherty of
Chicago and siblings, Beth
Buell of Roseville, Ruth
Swingyar of Keen, Texas,
Gary Newman (Jane) of
Harrison Township and
Beverly Barton (Max) of
Keen, Texas. She also is
survived by her maid of
honor and life-long friend,
Marge Decker of
Syracuse, N.Y.
Her family said Mrs.
Martin wanted people to
remember her for how she
was. In honor of her wish-
es, there was no memorial
or service held.
Faye Hilda Martin
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SECTION B ST. CLAIR SHORES CONNECTION THURSDAY, JULY 24, 2014
SPORTS
Top, the Huskies open
the season up against ri-
val South Lake on the
road. Middle, Lake Shore
hosts Port Huron
Northern. Each of the
three squads will be
searching for a MAC title
in 2014.
For football fans, its
never too early to start
thinking about the game
they love.
The Detroit Lions train-
ing camp starts within a
week.
College teams are get-
ting set to begin practices,
and high school squads
are merely weeks away
from the opening practice
of the 2014 football sea-
son.
Just beyond this semi-
nole dates in the season is
the kickoff of the cam-
paign, and for each of the
three St. Clair Shores
high schools, the sched-
ule is ready to roll.
Heres a look at the
where, the when, and the
who will be lining up
against your favorite foot-
ball squad this fall.
All games start at 7 p.m.
unless otherwise noted.
SOUTH LAKE HIGH SCHOOL
Aug. 28 vs. Lakeview
Sept. 5 vs. Lake Shore
Sept. 12 at Warren
Fitzgerald
Sept. 19 vs. Clintondale
Sept. 26 at Marine City
Oct. 3 vs. Mount Clemens
Oct. 11 at East Detroit (1
Prep football schedules released
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
p.m. start)
Oct. 17 vs. Madison
Heights Madison
Oct. 24 at New Haven
LAKEVIEW HIGH SCHOOL
Aug. 28 at South Lake
Sept. 5 at LAnse Creuse
Sept. 12 vs. Roseville
Sept. 19 at Warren Mott
Sept. 26 vs Lake Shore
Oct. 3 at Warren Cousino
Oct. 10 vs. Fraser
Oct. 17 vs. Grosse Pointe
North
Oct 24. at Marysville
LAKE SHORE HIGH SCHOOL
Aug. 28 vs Port Huron
Sept. 5 at South Lake
Sept. 12 vs. Clintondale
Sept. 19 at Madison
Heights Madison
Sept. 26 at Lakeview
Oct. 3 vs. Center Line
Oct. 11 at Warren
Fitzgerald (1 p.m. start)
Oct. 17 vs. East Detroit
Oct. 24 vs Madison
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100 ANNOUNCEMENTS
207 HELP WANTED SALES
SEEKING
SKILLED ADVERTISING
SALES PROFESSIONAL
Strong Pay Structure
Beneft Package Available
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209
HELP WANTED
PROFESSIONAL
LAST
WEEKS
PUZZLE
SOLVED
Solution Time: 25 minutes
800 HOUSES FOR SALE
2216 Ri dgemont .
C r O s s a P O l h t a
WOOds, Drlck ruhch,
2 Ilralucas, 2 Dad-
r O O ns . F l O r l d u
r OOn. Fl hl s had
Dusanaht hus Iun-
lly rOOn wlth hulI
Duth uhd kltchah,
uhd sauruta luuh-
dr y r OOn. Sl da
drlva, urua. Owh-
ar AhxlOus tO Sall
(313)824-700
OPEN Sunday 2- 4.
Raducad. SuclOus,
Drlht Iunlly hOna
l h CrOssa POl hta
Purk, twO Dl Ocks
IrOn tha vlllua Oh
CruytOh. FOur Dad-
rOOns, twO uhd u
hulI Duths, aut lh
kl tchah, sunnar
Orch, 2.5 cur ur-
ua uhd Ovar slad
Duckyurd ura just u
Iaw OI thls hOnas
dlstlhctlva rOar-
tlas. $32,000. Cull
( 3 1 3 ) 2 1 2 - 3 0 7 0
Pl ausa, ra- u-
rOvad Duyars Ohly.
800 HOUSES FOR SALE
QUALITY 4,000 sq.
I t . cust On Dul l t
hOna Oh 158 ucras
l h Tust l h/ Lar Oy
ur au. 3 cr aaks,
Ohds, uhd wlld llIa.
$54,000 cull JOa
(231)50-1174
801 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
GROSSE Poi nt e
Wo o d s , r l na
Dulldlh IOr sula Oh
hl h truIIl c Muck
Avahua ucrOss IOrn
Purcalls. ZOhad C
(ratull, OIIlca, nad-
lcul, sulOh). 1,035
sq. It. COhtuct Ed
Dullus Raul Llvlh
Kaa Raulty
(313)80-073
803 CONDOS / APTS / FLATS
CONDO, $20, 000
cush. Prlcad tO sall.
Must Da 55+. 8 Mlla
& l - 4. Pur kl h
s t r uc t ur a, haw
$5, 000 stul r l l I t,
cahtrul ulr, stOva,
raIrlarutOr, Dusa-
naht, wushar/ dry-
ar.
(58)838-8400
808 WATERFRONT HOMES
LAKE hOna 75
nllas IrOn CrOssa
POlhta, just Outslda
Chal sau. 2 Dad-
r OOn, 1. 5 Dut h,
hawar cOhstructlOh,
dOck, cadur Iahca,
hOna wurruhty Oh
ull ulluhcas uhd
Iurhuca. $145,00
l uhd cOht r uct l s
uvul l uDl a.
(313)447-02
100 ANNOUNCEMENTS
CANADA Dru Cah-
tar ls yOur chOlca
IOr suIa uhd uIIOrd-
uDla nadlcutlOhs.
Our llcahsad Cuhu-
dl uh nul l Or dar
h u r nu c y wl l l
rOvl da yOu wl th
suvlhs OI u tO 75
arcaht Oh ull yOur
nadlcutlOh haads.
Cull tOduy
(800)25-4150 IOr
$10 OII yOur Ilrst
rascrl tl Oh uhd
I raa shl l h.
LOVI NG nurrl ad
cOula lOhs tO ud-
Ot hawDOrh. Wa'll
rOvlda u DauutlIul
llIa, uhcOhdltlOhul
lOva, OOrtuhltlas
& sacur l t y. Ex-
ahsas uld. Trlclu
& DOh uhytlna ut
( 8 0 0 ) 3 4 8 - 1 7 4 8
www. dOhuhdt r l -
cluudOt.shuttarIly.
cOn
MEDI CAL Dl l l l h
trul haas haadad!
Hal DOctOr's uhd
HOsltuls rOcass
l h s u r u h c a u h d
Dllllh. NO axarl-
ahca haadad. Oh-
llha trulhlh ut SC
Trulh ats yOu jOD
raudy. Hlh SchOOl
dllOnu/ CED & PC/
l htarhat haadad.
( 877) 253- 45
100 ANNOUNCEMENTS
ST. Cl ura MOhta-
I ul cO. COl l act l h
DOOks IOr Full usad
DOOk sula thrOuh
Auust 31. Lauva lh
church ahtruhca Oh
T u a s d u y s u h d
Thursduys. Muck/
Wh l t t l a r . C u l l
(313)40-854 tO ur-
r u h a l u r a
lckus/ nOra lh-
IOrnutlOh.
101 PRAYERS
NOVENA t o St .
Jude may the sac-
red heart of Jesus
be adored, glorified,
l oved and pr e-
served throughout
the world, now and
forever. O sacred
heart of Jesus, pray
for us. Worker of
miracles, pray for
us. St. Jude, helper
of the hopel ess,
pray for us. Say this
prayer 9 ti mes a
day. By the eighth
day, your prayer will
be answered. It has
never been known
to fail, never. Pub-
l i cati on must be
promi sed.
114 MUSIC EDUCATION
LESSONS IOr l -
uhO IrOn Pl uhl st
JOsah Baals. Stu-
daht OI Caruld COs-
llh (Arll 200- Muy
2014) uhd Mlchala
COOkar (Juha 2014-
rasaht), DOth ura
astuDl l shad COh-
cart Pluhlsts. Las-
sOhs uvulluDla IOr ull
uas uhd l aval s.
( 58) 25- 77
200
HELP WANTED
GENERAL
$1, 500 sl h Oh,
$0K- $70K uhhu-
ul l y. Cahtrul uhd
sOutharh Mlchluh
axarlahcad CDL-A
drlvar wuhtad. Dad-
l cutad custOnar,
hOna waakly, uhd
axcallaht DahaIlts.
Cull (888)40-033
Ohllha www.DRlvE-
JTC.cOn
CDL- A dr l var s
haadad. U t O
$5,000 slh- Oh DO-
hus & .5 CPM dad-
lcutad uhd Ovar tha
rOud raut nllas &
tlna OII. BahaIlts,
401K, EOE. Cull 7
d u y s u w a a k
(8)50-4382 COr-
dOhTrucklh.cOn
DRI VERS. Naad
hOna tlna, nllas?
Dadlcutad FAST all-
lDla drlvars. All hO
tOuch/ rOuhd trl.
CDL-A, nOhths
Ovar tha rOud. MTS
(800)305-7223
200
HELP WANTED
GENERAL
FULL tl na/ urt
t l na , d u y c u r a ,
DOurdlh, rOOnlh
Iuclllty lOOklh IOr
ralluDla duycura uhd
DOurdl h uttahd-
uhts, Exarl ahca
raIarrad, wlll trulh
rlht arsOh. Fux ra-
suna tO
(58)778-0780
OWNER OarutOrs
haadad. Truct Or,
strulht trucks uhd
srlhtars. Ovar tha
rOud ralOhul lOcul
OsltlOhs, hutlOh-
wlda cOnuhy CDL
A dr l v a r s u l s O
ha a da d.
( 8 0 0 ) 5 3 - 2 7 0 5
drl vaIOrcavu. cOn
PART- tlna vulat
Attahduht. Must Da
21 yaurs OI ua wlth
cl auh drl vl h ra-
cOrd. Cul l
(58)242-505 uItar
5n.
PET slttars wuhtad.
ADlllty tO wOrk Ilax-
lDla hOurs, usslOh
IOr ats, ral l uDl a
truhsOrtutlOh, HOll-
duy' s uhd waak-
ahds ura u nust.
(58)778-387
203
HELP WANTED
DENTAL / MEDICAL
MEDICAL Assl st-
uht, hursa haadad
IOr Eustslda Madlc-
ul Cl l hl c l nnadl -
utaly. Sahd rasuna
tO
(58)445-3072
205 HELP WANTED LEGAL
LEGAL Sacratury,
20- 25 hOurs ar
waak. SOlO uttOr-
hay, Iux rasuna'
( 58) 443-505.
206 HELP WANTED PART TIME
YOUTH Fitness In-
structor(s). Saak-
l h l hdaahdaht
cOhtructOr wlth ax-
arlahca lh yOuth
Ilthass lhstructlOh.
Duy, avahl h uhd
waakahd hOur s.
Oah uhtll Illlad. CO
tO www.halhDOr-
hOOdcluD.Or IOr jOD
dascrltlOh uhd u-
l l cutl Oh raqul ra-
nahts. EOE
Homework Hel p
Specialist(s). Saak-
lh u juhlOr Or sahl-
Or l h hl h schOOl
wl th hOhOrs CPA
stuhdlh. MOhduy
uhd Wadhasduy -
8n. Oah uhtl l
I l l l a d . C O t O
www. h a l h D O r -
hOOdcluD.Or IOr jOD
dascrltlOh uhd u-
nahts. EOE
Child Activity At-
tendants(s). Saak-
l h l hdaahdaht
cOhtructOr wlth ax-
arlahca lh chlld-
cura. Tuasduy uhd
Thursduy 3.30- 5.30
n. Oah uht l l
I l l l a d . C O t O
hOOdcluD.Or IOr jOD
dascrltlOh uhd u-
nahts. EOE
Barre Instructor:
Saaklh lhdaahd-
aht cOhtructOr wlth
rOu axarclsa ax-
arlahca uhd Burra
cartlIlcutlOh. Duy,
avahlh, uhd waak-
ahd hOurs. Oah
uhtll Illlad. CO tO
hOOdcluD.Or IOr jOD
dascrltlOh uhd u-
nahts. EOE
Youth Aquatics Fit-
ness Instructor(s):
Saaklh lhdaahd-
aht cOhtructOr wlth
axarlahca lh yOuth
uquutlcs Ilthass lh-
s t r uc t l Oh. Du y ,
avahlh uhd waak-
ahd hOurs. Oah
uhtll Illlad. CO tO
hOOdcluD.Or IOr jOD
dascrltlOh uhd u-
nahts. EOE
209
HELP WANTED
PROFESSIONAL
PHARMACY TECH-
NICIAN wuhtad IOr
Purk Phurnucy lh
CrOssa POlhta Purk.
Craut uy & hOurs.
DO hOt cul l t ha
stOra. DrO OII Or
anull rasuna. hur-
nucystuII@yuhOO.c
On
210
HELP WANTED
RESTAURANT
T C B Y F r O a h
YOurt hOw hlrlh.
Nlca wOrk ahvlrOh-
naht, Iull Or urt
t l na . F l a x l D l a
schadula, udvuhca-
naht OOrtuhlty tO
suarvlsOr Or usslst-
uht nuhuar. Aly
ut CrOssa POl hta
l Ocutl Ohs. 20385
Muck Ava (haur var-
hlar) Or 17045 Kar-
chavul (lh tha vll-
lua).
300
SITUATIONS WANTED
BABYSITTERS
NANNY uvul l uDl a
sturtlh SatanDar
1st IOr urt tl na
hal. 22 yaurs ax-
arl ahca, axca-
tlOhul raIarahcas.
Nurturl h, Dattar
t h u h Cr u h d nu .
( 313) 372-5453 Or
( 313) 75-337
NANNY saaklh Iull
tlna anlOynaht,
l Ov a s c hl l dr a h,
raut arsOhul l ty,
llht hOusa kaalh.
Al sO axarl ahcad
Cural var. RaIar-
ahcas uvul l uDl a.
COhtuct Tharasu ut
trOsar11@OutlOOk.c
On Or
(58)80-753
305 HOUSE CLEANING
DESSI E' s Be s t
House Cl eani ng.
SahlOr rutas, Iraa
astlnutas, waakly
Or Dl- waakly. EIIl-
claht. CrOssa POlhta
raIarahcas uvul l -
uDla. (58)215-325
MARGARET L.L.C.
HOusa cl auhl h/
l uuhdry sarvl cas.
POllsh ludlas, vary
axarlahcad, axcal-
laht raIarahcas. Wa
tuka cura OI sahlOr
haads.
(313)31-757
307 NURSES AIDES
LIVE-In Care
Givers
Daily Rates/Hourly
Cura/ COOk/ Clauh
Llcahsad-BOhdad
Care at Home
Est.184
58-772-0035
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TOO MUCH TO LIST! VIEW ITEMS ON OUR WEBSITE
490 FISKE DR., DETROIT, MI 48214 (Off E. Jefferson)
JULY 25
TH
-26
TH
, FRI-SAT 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
JULY 27
TH
, SUNDAY 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
1922 Colonial near Manoogian Mansion & Kid Rocks residence.
Owned by Robert Schweizer since 1959 and Detroits famous
Schweizer Place established in 1862 in downtown Detroit between
Atwater & Franklin. We are honored to represent the family in
liquidating the following estate sale contents: Household items
from the Schweizer family restaurant. Quality bedroom suite,
quality Mahogany dinning table & 4 chairs, pair vintage Queen Ann
wing chairs, family antique walnut tea cart, large hand loomed
European framed tapestry, vintage Mahogany furniture pieces,
Chinese heavy wool foor rugs, fne art, signed oil paintings,
glassware, kitchen items, tools, large collection of Chinese items.
HISTORIC BERRY SUBDIVISION ESTATE
FORMER RESIDENCE OWNER SCHWEIZERS
RESTAURANT PLACE DOWNTOWN DET.
406 ESTATE SALES
(between Wedgewood and Morningside)
Grosse Pointe Woods
FrIday Ju!y 25th 9am - 4pm
Saturday Ju!y 26th 9am - 4pm
719 Nnrth Brys
Annette Mayer Knoll: 313-820-4244
Cynthia Dean Navarro: 313-884-0300
Furniture, beautiful wood dressers, household
items, shelving, tools, glasses, record albums,
turn table, china, etc. Beautiful home and
everything is in great condition and lots more.
406 ESTATE SALES
312 ORGANIZING
DUCKS IN A ROW
Da-cl uttarl h uhd
Or uhl l h yOur
hOna! Cl Os at s ,
Dusanahts, whOla
hOusa. Or uhl a
yOur uar cluttar.
HOna lhIOrnutlOh,
hOtaDOOks, nadlcul
j Ourhul s, nanOry
ul Duns.
B a c k y S c h l u I I
( 3 1 3 ) 5 8 0 - 2 5 2 8
S u s u h M u s O h
(313)10-705 sch-
luIID@cOncust.hat
rwnusOh@cOncust.
hat
FRESH START.
OVERWHELMED
Dy cluttar, hOurdar?
Cull Cyhthlu Knat
CunDall.
3 1 3 - 5 5 0 - 3 7 8 5 .
S l h c a 1 7
406 ESTATE SALES
ESTATE sula Frl-
duy, Suturduy 8un-
5n uhd Suhduy
12n- 4n. Ah-
tlquas, cOllactlDlas,
ul htl hs, chl hu,
st an wur a, I ur -
hl tura, MusOh &
Hunl l h nOdal A
Cruhd Pl uhO. 27
Edanar a ROud,
F u r ns .
ESTATE SALE!
11728 AnDar La
Dr l v a , Wu r r a h ,
4803. July 25- July
2, un- 4n.
406 ESTATE SALES
E S T A T E S u l a ,
42211 Llttla ROud,
Cl l htOh TOwhshl
( OI I Cuss, haur
MOruvluh), (CrOas-
Dack ust 1 nlla
rOud tO Cuss, turh
l aI t ) . TOOl s, uh-
tlquas, MuhOuhy
chas t s , L uws Oh
sOI u, DOOks, uh-
tl qua uutO urts,
cOllactlDlas. Frlduy
July 25, un- 4n
uhd Suturduy July
2, 10un- 4n.
COnnuhlty Estuta
Sulas
S T E R L I N G
HEI GHTS. 1517
Mursh Craak COurt.
Fr l duy- Suhduy,
un- 5n. (Wast OII
Huyas ROud, SOuth
OI Hull ROud) COl-
lactlDlas, Iurhltura &
nOra! PhOtOs @ uc-
t l O h a s t u t a . c O n
( 5 8 ) 2 2 8 - 0 0
408 FURNITURE
SALE: Draxal Harlt-
ua sOI u ( raah)
$400, Draxal Harlt-
ua charry Dutlar
tuDl a $250, huhd
ul htad Orcal ul h
lun $175, (2) urau
r us $200 auch.
MlscalluhaOus Iur-
hltura $200 Or lass
auch. (313)885-423
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
868 NaII, CrOssa
POlhta. Frlduy uhd
Sut ur duy , un-
4n. Multl- Iunlly
sul a. COl I aqul -
naht, luhO, luwh
nOwar s, hOusa-
hOl d l t ans uhd
hOna dacOr, Iur-
hl tura, taah uhd
u d u l t c l O t h l h ,
unas, hOllduy dac-
OrutlOhs uhd nuch
nOra!
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
1341 Kahsl htOh
CrOssa POlhta Purk.
Fr l duy uhd Sut -
urduy, 8un- 3n,
lrls (7- 12, lhclud-
lh ADarcrOnDla),
wOnahs ( 4- )
cl Ot hl h, shOas,
cOstunas, jawalry,
l rl / hOna dacOr,
PB kl ds Daddl h,
chast OI druwars,
hOl l duy, l l htl h,
rus, Dlkas, skutas,
Dludas, dOuDla dOll
strOllar, tOys, DOOks,
sOrts.
1454 LukaOl hta,
CrOssa POlhta. Sut-
urduy uhd Suhduy,
un- 3n. NO ra-
sulas. OutdOOr Iur-
hltura, hOusahOld
ltans, clOthlh. Rulh
duta tha IOllOwlh
waakahd.
1752 Hu nt Oh,
WOOds. Frl duy &
Suturduy, July 25-
2, u n- 4n.
HOusawuras, cOl -
l ac t l Dl as , t Oy s ,
D O O k s , nl s c a l -
l u h a O u s l t a ns .
S O na t h l h I O r
a v a r y O h a !
19735 Eust Kl hs
C O u r t , C r O s s a
POlhta WOOds. Sut-
urduy, un- 3n.
COIIaa tuDl a, Dur
stOOls, lauI DlOwar,
hOusahOl d l tans,
nahs, wOnahs uhd
DuDy clOthas, Illlh
cuDlhat, cur nuts,
uhd nuch nOra!
23343 Robert John
uhd cOrhar OI MOrh-
lhslda. July 2 uhd
27, u n- n.
Thraa hOusa ur-
ua sula. SOnathlh
IOr avaryOha!!
360 KarDy, CrOssa
POlhta Furns. Hua
Est ut a Sul a Sut -
urduy Ohl y un-
3n. Ahtlquas, Iur-
hltura, yn aqul-
naht, daslhar wO-
nahs clOthas (Chl-
cOs, TulDOts, atc.)
nuch, nuch nOra.
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
4 1 1 B e l a n g e r ,
Furns. Frlduy uhd
Sut ur duy , un-
5n. HOusahOl d
OOds, I urhl tura,
u r t , D O O k s ,
wOnah's uhd nah's
clOthlh, cOstuna
j a wa l r y , t y a -
wrltars, racOrds uhd
uddltlOhul vurlaty OI
stuII.
764 Li ncol n, Sat-
urday, July 26, 9am-
2pm, 34 years i n
one house, means
lots of great stuff!
Household, linens,
toys, offi ce, el ec-
troni cs, sewi ng &
gardeni ng.
926 uhd 27 Wush-
l h t O h , Cr O s s a
POlhta Clty. Frlduy
un- 3n, Sut -
urduy un- 1n.
Blkas, tOys, unas,
sOrts aqulnaht,
daslhar ursas uhd
c l O t h a s , t r l l a
strOllar, wulkar, Tv,
kl tchah, l Ots uhd
l Ot s OI nl s cal -
l uhaOus l t ans .
FARMS, 181 McKin-
l ey, Frl duy, Sut -
urduy, un - 3n.
SOrts, Iurhl tura,
DOOks, hOusahOlds,
klds stuII, DOutlh.
GARAGE sul a 5
Iunlly, July 25, 2
8.30un- 5n. 332
Hl l l c r a s t Av a . ,
Furns. BuDy ltans,
uhtlquas, EurOauh
Daar lussas, Dusa-
Dull curds, nlscal-
luhaOus.
GARAGE sula 7/24-
7 / 2 I O l l O wl h
waakahd us wal l
7/ 31- 8/ 2, un-
5 n. 1 0 0 ' s O I
ltans, tOhs OI tOOls.
104 Mul r ROud,
Furns. FOr urtlul
llst a- null na ut
dOhlkar@cOncust.
hat
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
GIRLY girl urua
sula! Suturduy, July
2, 8un- 3n. Av-
arua sla wOnah's
clOthlh, daslhar
huhdDus, cOcktull
drassas, shOas jaw-
al r y uhd nOr a.
20820 Lukaluhd Ct.,
St. Cl ul r ShOras,
48081
GREAT u r u a
sula! TOhs OI DOOks,
sawlh nuchlha, ju-
hl Or ul r hOckay
u na u hd l Ot s
nOra. COna tuka u
l O O k ! 2 1 3 5
HuwthOrha, CrOssa
POlhta WOOds, 7/ 24
& 7/ 25, un- 2n.
GROSSE POl ht a
ShOras, 24 SOuth
EdawOOd. Frlduy
uhd Suturduy un.
Bauut l I ul l us s
wur a, t OOl s, kl d
clOthas, wOnah's
sla snull, ursas,
tOys, nuslc, Chrlst-
nus ulOra, nlscal-
l u h a O u s h O na
O O d s .
HUGE urua sula
7 Uhl v ar s l t y ,
CrOssa POlhta Clty.
Sturtlh Frlduy July
25, thrOuh Sut-
urduy 10un- 5n.
Ahtlquas, Iurhltura,
c O l l a c t l D l a s ,
clOthas, chlldrah's
t Oys, hOusahOl d
ltans, nuch nuch
nOra!
HUGE nultl- Iunlly
sula! 1504 Ednuh-
dtOh, CrOssa POlhta
WOOds. Thursduy-
Frlduy, un- 3n.
Sut ur duy , un-
12n. Blkas, nls-
cal l uhaOus kl ds
l tans. Prl cad tO
sal l !
MIDLIFE nukaOvar!
HOusahOl d l tans
Dl uhd snull, crys-
t ul , sl l var l ut a,
POrtnalrlOh cus,
suucar s, l uns,
Br Ouh st ul hl ass
staal ruha hOOd.
Frlduy Ohly July 25,
un- 3n. 43 RO-
l uhd Rd, Cr Ossa
POl ht a Fur ns.
MOVING Sale! 448
Ll hcOl h, Cr Ossa
POl ht a. Fr l duy -
S uhdu y , 1 0 u n-
2 n.
MOVING sula. Sut-
urduy, Jul y 2 ut
2042 Wushtahuw,
Hurar WOOds. un
- 3n. TOOls, Iur-
hl tura, Chrl stnus
l t a ns , k l t c h a h
ltans. PraclOus MO-
nahts cOllactlDlas,
sawl h nuchl ha,
shOw DlOwar, curd
tuDl a uhd chul rs,
urdah tOOls, stulh
luss wlhdOw uhd
chl hu. Evarythl h
nust O!
YARD sula Frlduy,
Suturduy un- 3n.
05 Bur r l ht Oh,
CrOssa POlhta Purk.
Huhdrads OI ltans
lhcludlh u Sta 2
luy hOusa cllnDar,
swlh, OOl.
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
UPSCALE- - Fun-
lly yurd sula. 21725
E. 8 Mlla. Thursduy-
Suturduy un- 4n.
BOys/ ludlas quullty
cl Ot hl h, t OOl s ,
hOusahOl d/ I ur -
hltura, cOllactlDlas,
jawalry, tOys, Huy
Huhtlh!
410 HOUSEHOLD SALES
MOVING sula! 1224
Cr uyt Oh, Cr Ossa
POlhta Purk. Frlduy
July 25, un- 3n
uhd Suturduy un-
12n. Aht l quas,
truhdl a Dad wl th
DOOkcusa haud-
DOurd, Jahhy Llhd
Dad Iruna, drassar,
k l t c h a h , t O O l s ,
c O u c h , t r u h k s ,
t u D l a s , d a s k s ,
I runas, axarcl sa
aqulnaht, nlscal-
l uhaOus. NO ra-
sul as!
412
MISCELLANEOUS
ARTICLES
AUDI O h l l a s .
CrOwh ra un uhd
unllIlar, PllOt 225
lhtarutad un uhd
ra un, TaucX 10"
raal tO raal Oha
quurtar truck, SOhy
turh tuDla, lOhusd
turhtuDla, Suhsul ra-
calvar.
(313)824-0221
HOMEOWNERS
wu h t a d ! Ku y u k
POOls ls lOOklh IOr
danO hOnasltas tO
dlsluy Our nulh-
tahuhca Iraa OOls.
Suva thOusuhds OI
dOl l urs wl th thl s
uhlqua OOrtuhlty.
Cull hOw
( 8 0 0 ) 3 1 5 - 2 2 5
kuyukOOl snl dw-
ast.cOn. DlscOuht
cOda. 522L314
I NTERNATI ONAL
Pluhlst Fruhk Mllls
r asaht s "Pl uhO
Fuh", nuslc DOOk &
CD cOnDl hut l Oh.
KuruOka IOr luhO.
YOu luy ulOh wlth
Fruhk's Orchastru.
C a t y O u r s
www.Iruhknllls.cO
n (800)45-782
415 WANTED TO BUY
CASH uld IOr haw-
ar usad uarDuck
DOOks & DvDs l h
OOd cOhdl t l Oh.
Naw HOrlOhs BOOk
ShO, 20757 13 Mlla
ut L l t t l a Muck.
( 58) 2- 150
420
RESALE / CONSIGNMENT
SHOPS
FULL Clrcla FOuhd-
utlOh Ehd OI Sau-
s Oh Sul a! NOw
thrOuh Auust 15,
ut l aust 25% OI I
avarythlh lhclud-
lh hlh ahd. 1700
Mu c k A v a h u a ,
CrOssa POlhta Purk,
( 3 1 3 ) 4 - 0 ,
www.IullclrclaIdh.O
r
500 ANIMALS ADOPT A PET
GROSSE POl ht a
Ahl nul AdOtl Oh
SOclaty, at udO-
tlOh. Suturduy, July
2. Cun BOw WOw
Tr ul hl h Caht ar ,
haxt tO Pat Su-
llas Plus ut Mlla
uhd Muck, St. Clulr
ShOras. Snull dOs,
12n- 1.30n. Lur-
ar dOs 1.30n-
3n. Cuts uhd klt-
tahs 12n- 3n.
( 313) 884-1551 Or
www. CPAAS. Or
503
HOUSEHOLD PETS
FOR SALE
GROSSE Poi nt e
Golden Doodles for
sale. Available July
19. Website
www. dOOdl a-
us.waaDly.cOn Or
(313)884-842
505 LOST & FOUND
FOUND lh Hurar
WOOds, SahlOr POn-
aruhluh, YOrkshlra
Tarrl ar uhd Ol dar
Drlhdla BOxar/ Plt
Bul l nl x. Pl ausa
cOht uct Cr Os s a
POlhta Ahlnul Ad-
OtlOh SOclaty ut
(313)884-1551
600 CARS
2007 DOda Cruhd
Curuvuh SXT. v,
3. 8 l l tar, 1, 000
nllas, ranOta sturt,
stOw uhd O sauts,
Owar drlvar saut,
Owar slldlh dOOrs,
duul ulr Dus, raur
ul r cOhdl t l Ohl h,
crulsa cOhtrOl, haw
tlras, hOh- snOklh
Owhar s, $8, 700.
( 58) 354- 322
601 CHRYSLER
2002 PT Crul sar
Ll nl t ad, Orl l hul
O wh a r , 5 , 0 0 0
nl l as, sl l var, Iul l
O wa r , h a u t a d
saut s, cOl d ul r ,
lOOks uhd drlvas llka
haw. $7,200 Or Dast
OIIar. (313)884-2147
602 FORD
FORD Escua XLT
2008. Orllhul Owh-
ar, axcallaht cOhdl-
tlOh, 4 whaal drlva,
lOw nllaua, Dluck
wlth Dala lhtarlOr.
$13,000
(313)331-8887
603 GENERAL MOTORS
2000 Chavy Bluar,
lOudad, A/C, hautad
s aut s , s uhr OOI ,
clauh. 81,000 nllas.
$3,500.
(313)31-874
605 FOREIGN
2009 BMW 535l
x Dr l v a . 5 , 5 0 0
nl l as. CPO Wur-
ruhty tO 100k nllas.
BMW Daul ar Sar-
vlcad. 3.0 lltar, twlh
t ur DO. s aad
st at r Ohl c uut O
truhsnlsslOh. BMW
Pranlun Puckua
uhd BMW COl d
Wauthar Puckua.
Mlchallh ull sausOh
t l r as, l us I Our
shOw tlras wlth uc-
cOnuhylh sOrt
whaal s. AM/ FM/
Sutalllta rudlO uhd
nultl- dlsc luyar.
lPOd uhd USB ud-
utar. Al l schad-
ulad nulhtahuhca.
NO uccldahts. NOh-
snOkar . Al wuys
uruad. SOtlass lh
uhd Out . Br l uh
( 248) 4- 1042
606 SPORT UTILITY
2009 DOda JOur-
hay. Orllhul Owhar.
1 1 2 , 0 0 0 nl l a s .
Clauh, OOd cOhdl-
t l Oh. $, 500. A
st aul !
(313)204-213
610 SPORTS CARS
CONV E RT I BL E
17 POhtluc Flra-
D l r d F O r n u l u .
35,000 nllas, run-
ulr, saad nuhuul,
l aut har , cust On
whaal s , wl ht ar
stOrad, l l ka haw,
$15, 000.
(313)701-885
612 VANS
2005 Chavy U-
luhdar LS, 0,000
nllas, raut cOhdl-
tlOh lhslda uhd Out.
7 ussahar, Dlua
wlth ray clOth lh-
tarlOr, ranOta sturt,
raur DvD, raur haut
u h d A/ C. Na w
Drukas Juha 2014.
Naw t l r as Ar l l
2 0 1 4 . $ , 4 0 0
( 5 8 ) 0 - 0 1 1 4
651 BOATS AND MOTORS
84 Sau Ruy AnDar
Juck, haw ahlha (2
yaurs uO). $4,000
(313)31-874
654
BOAT STORING /
DOCKING
BOAT walls, Altar/
JaIIarsOh urau. $200
a r s a u s O h .
( 3 1 3 ) 8 0 2 - 7 7 1 0
657 MOTORCYCLES
2009 Yunuhu v Stur
50cc, tOrhudO rad,
00 nllas, u nust
saa! $5, 350. Cul l
( 313) 354-150
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700
APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
POINTES/HARPER WOODS
1021 Muryluhd. U-
ar I l ut . $50/
nOhth. 2 DadrOOns.
COt t Oh I uhd u-
r Ovad.
(313)418-45
2021 varhlar, lOwar
2 DadrOOn, 1 Duth-
rOOn, huturul Ilra-
l uca, saur ut a
Dusanaht, urua,
hO at s , $800/
nOhth, lus utlllt-
las. (313)882-35
700
APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
569 NaI I ROud.
Lura uar 2 Dad-
rOOn, llvlh rOOn,
dl hl h rOOn, u-
dutad kltchah, hurd-
wOOd IlOOrs, ur-
ua urklh, ull-
uhcas, lus nOra.
N a u r v l l l u a .
$1, 200/ nOht h.
( 58) 504-10 Or
cOhtuct
ahjOynlchluh@n
ull.cOn
876 TrOnDlay, u-
ar 3 DadrOOn, 2
Duths, huturul Ilra-
l uca, Dr aukI ust
hOOk , s aur ut a
Dusanaht uhd ur-
ua. NO ats. Sacur-
lty daOslt. $1,500
ar nOhth, lus utll-
ltlas. (313)882-35
ATTRACTI VE 1
DadrOOn, CrOssa
POlhta. Alluhcas,
$750. lhcludas haut/
ul r. NO snOkl h.
( 313) 83-317
NEFF ROud. Uar
uvulluDla Auust 1.
$75/ nOhth
(58)2-101
700
APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
CUTE, cOy, l n-
nucul uta 1 Dad-
rOOn uar. Wutar,
haut, ulluhcas lh-
c l u d a d . $ 5 5 /
nOht h. NO at s.
( 517) 8- 520
GROSSE POl ht a
Purk. 1242 Wuy-
Durh. $750/ nOhth.
Fraa wutar, 2 Dad-
rOOns, ulluhcas,
OII straat urklh,
Dusanaht.
(313)885-445
TROMBLEY, 1000
sq. It, 3rd laval, 1
DadrOOn, $700 ar
nOhth. Curua, ulr
cOhdltlOhlh, wush-
ar & dryar, haut lh-
cludad. NO ats. NO
snOklh.
(313)822-470
701
APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY
STUDIO uurtnaht
l h Wast vl l l ua
hOna. $500 l h-
cl udas ut l l l t l as,
l uuhdr y, Wl - Fl .
Avul l uDl a Auust.
(313)477-3155
701
APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY
1 DadrOOn, Dast
kat 20 uhlt Dulld-
lh lh tha clty. Nav-
ar hud u Drauk lh,
24/ 7 nuhuar ,
rl vuta ahtruhca,
ulluhcas, cull IOr
July, Auust saclul.
$500/ nOht h, l h-
cludas haut & wu-
tar. (313)482-007
702
APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
S.C.S./MACOMB COUNTY
$ 1 9 9 . 0 0 MO t a l
ROOns, Slhla Oc-
cuuhcy, Waakl y
Rahtul. MlcrOwuva,
WlFl, RaIrlarutOr,
Sutalllta. ClOsa tO
X Wu y s 4 /
ShOraOlhta MOtOr
LOda, 20000 E. ,
St . Cl ul r ShOr as
(58)773-3700. Lln-
ltad uvulluDlllty.
702
APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
S.C.S./MACOMB COUNTY
DO you love the wa-
ter? 9 Mile & Jeffer-
son. 22852 9 Mile.
Fully renovated, in-
cluding new carpet,
new window treat-
ments. 2 bedroom, 2
bath, heat and wa-
t er i ncl uded/ AC.
Cal l
(313)881-313
ONE uhd twO Dad-
rOOn uurtnahts-
St. Cl ul r ShOras,
EustOlhta, Hurar
WOOds. Wall nulh-
tulhad, ulr cOhdl-
tlOhlh, cOlh luuh-
dry uhd stOrua.
$10. - $725. Tha
Bl uka COnuhy,
(313)881-882. NO
ats/ hO snOklh.
704 HOUSES-RENT
FRAZHO uhd Kally
3 Dadr OOn, 1. 5
Duth, 2.5 cur ur-
ua, Ilhlshad cur-
atad Dusanaht,
A/ C, hu r dwOOd
IlOOrs, ulluhcas,
racahtly raulhtad,
clauh.
$ 5 0 . / nO h t h l y
( 5 8 ) 8 7 2 - 1 7 3 5
705
HOUSES FOR RENT
CHARMI NG 2000
sq. It. 2 DadrOOn,
2.5 Duth, Cua COd
hOna IOr raht. Oh u
qul at straat, Oha
Dl Ock I r On Tha
COuhtry CluD OI Da-
trOlt. $2,000/ nOhth
l u s u t l l l t l a s .
( 07) 22-8550 Or
(07)280-3208. jn-
scrhu@lclOud.cOn
SI NGLE 3 Dad-
rOOn, 2 cur urua,
Iull Dusanaht, 1.5
Dut h hOna. 117
MulatOh, 1 DlOck
IrOn Tha Hlll, COt-
t ua HOsl t ul &
uDllc truhsOrtu-
tlOh. Wulklh dls-
tuhca tO schOOl s,
llDrury & luka. ClOsa
tO St. JOhh & CrOssa
POl hta BauunOht
HOsltul. Urudad
kl t chah, r uhl t a
cOuhtar tOs, Duck
yurd, l ura wOOd
dack, ull ulluhcas.
1,300 sq. It. $1,500/
nOhth.
(313)815-4000
705
HOUSES FOR RENT
UPSCALE 3 Dad-
rOOn, tOtully Iur-
hlshad hOna (dOwh
tO tha sllvarwura) lh
tha haurt OI CrOssa
POlhta Furns. Llv-
l h rOOn, dl hl h
rOOns, raut rOOn,
2 Ilralucas. $2,500/
nOhth. RaIarahcas
wlll Da chackad lh
udvuhca.
(313)331-334
708
APT/FLAT/DUPLEX
FOR RENT
W A T E R F R O N T
Ehllsh cOttua cur-
rlua hOusa. COy 1
DadrOOn Dut snull,
$25/ nOhthly utlllt-
las lhcludad. vary
rl vuta, qul at. l h
Cr O s s a PO l h t a .
( 3 1 3 ) 8 2 2 - 5 0
709
TOWNHOUSES /
CONDOS FOR RENT
ST. Cl ul r ShOras
COlI COursa. 2 Dad-
rOOn, 1.5 Duths, 2
cur uttuchad ur-
ua wlth ull ull-
uhcas. Prlvuta ca-
naht utlO. $1,500/
nOhth
(58)243-51
716
OFFICE / COMMERCIAL
FOR RENT
GROSSE POlhta OI-
Ilca suca IOr lausa,
rausOhuDl a rutas.
Cull Murclu IOr da-
tulls (313)2-388
723 VACATION MICHIGAN
LEXINGTON- Naur
Dauch. Nawl y ra-
nOdal ad, Iul l kl t-
chah, I r Oht uhd
Duck dack, 3 Dad-
rOOns, ulr, slaas
alht. $550/ waak,
wa a k a hd r u t a s
u v u l l u Dl a .
(313)882-442
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8:30 am Vitality Plus (Aerobics)
9:00 am Vitality Plus (Tone)
9:30 am Pointes of Horticulture
10:00 am Senior Mens Club
10:30 am Things to Do at the War Memorial
11:00 am Out of the Ordinary
11:30 am Rotary in the Pointes

12:00 pm Cars in Context
12:30 pm Pointes of Horticulture
1:00 pm The John Prost Show
1:30 pm Great Lakes Log
2:00 pm Out of the Ordinary
2:30 pm The Legal Insider
3:00 pm Things to Do at the War Memorial
3:30 pm Art & Design
4:00 pm Economic Club of Detroit
5:00 pm In a Heartbeat
6:00 pm Aging Well in America
7:30 pm Things to Do at the War Memorial
8:00 pm In a Heartbeat
8:30 pm Rotary in the Pointes
9:30 pm Pointes of Horticulture
11:00 pm Out of the Ordinary
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